Both Coolidge And Davis
Are W orking On Speeches
Davis in Woods unci (.oolidp' in White House Kxpn lrd
to SoiiihI Keal keynote of Deiunerutie-Kepiililiean
(iampaign in Their Sperelies of Aeeeplanee
r
Ry ROBERT T. SMALL
(C?p,rt?hL HII. B / The Ad?inctl
<J N"? York. July i r, j | ...
"i
ic. part) fur -Uui_ 1'J,?1U.<KV has
son., .o .he wflils of Maine , ;T
ba not only will get a g??,| ?
before pluiiKiiiK Into the cam
Ml*u Urn wiiuru lu, .
en al?? get a I,. tf,.r
him "i."'"IUtl"" whlrh confronts
him. ]].. may remain in seclusion
fur two weeks or ,??r... now
il'ci.VL"l "oll"ca<lu" "nlei.
?I Clarksburg hi. v. I nxed for
.. AltgU.t U. there will he |?, , I
for him t'> hurry hark to'town
? -IkntM raw -tivLtluy l...?
made a rather shrewd move In
having their notification Just
three days before the Republican
ceremony at Washington. At ftr*.
It was
function should he held
August 1. Then ran.e
nouncment or the Republican
date and the Democrats decided
to delay their ceremony aeecml
InKly It had been announced
that President Coolldg. would r. -
I'ly to the Democratic "keynote"
to be uttered by Mr. Havis. |f
the Democrats hud adhered to
their first l>lans. the l-residcnt
would have had a full fortnight
to consider and frame his reply
A? matters Man. I now he will
either have to defer the prepara
tion of Ills speech until three days
before Its delivery or else to
ahead without any reference to
the position to be taken hy the
l>einocratlc candidate.
Most of those who know Mr
2 ""'I believe he will
choose the latter course ho the
two leading opponents In T*e cam
paign am expected to be at work
simultaneously upon their ad
dresses of acceptances.
noth add resses are likely toT..>
pttchrd iipoiT-a-tiipit -plane There
will be no personalities in the
coining fight ho far as the princi
pal figures are concerned
Mr. Coolldge Is not tiiat type
? man. Neither is the Demo
rratlc standard hearer. The per
aonallty of each man Is expected
to have a distinct bearing upon
the result but tliere Is a van dif
ference between personality and
personalities.
The speeches of acceptance will
be amplifications of the pam
piniform. Mr. Coolldge's views
, are fairly well known. Therefor,
the greater puhllc Interest Is Ilk.
ly to center In the Davis address
for the country Is looking to him
for a Clear cut expression of Just
Issues *,a,lds tnany public
President Cnolldge will have a
number of difficult obstacles to
skirt In his address. Just ?K
Republican platform tuckers at
Olevela.nl had to step rather live
ly In turning some of the sharp
corner., Mr. Coolldge W||| have
the same difficulties that the ,,|?t.
form makers had in dealing with
the record of the l.st Congr.ss.
he leaders or which did so much
to thwart the executive program
The genera! Impression seems to
be that Mr. Coollilge will appeal
to the country lo give hln. a Con
gress with which he con work It
Is possible of course for the ite
iP .workln= major
ity In the House, for >11 the mem
bers of that body must con.e up
for re election In November, nut
the case of the Senate seems
hopeless. It will take years to
of the recalcitrants out
of that body, If ever It Is rid of
them.
Just here Mr. Davis Is expected
to make a most telling attack up
on the Republican record He will
attempt to show that President
Coo Idge was either unable or un
willing to force Ms will upon
Congreaa and that loglslatlon wns
possible only through Democrats
and Profrrcftnlrn channels He win
argue that If the Democrats are
given control of ConnreHs as well
?s the Presidency, the country
may look for cohesion at Wash
Ington and a general spirit of
pulling together for the welfare
or the country.
Already the preliminary Dent
Arratlc "keynotes" have Indicated
"Hack and It will be
a difficult one for the Republi
cans to meet. Of Course Mr. Da
vis will dwell upon the alleged
corruption "In high pl.ee." at
?nd in" " ?" "CBndals
and other revelations at the can
wl|l aot cut the figure In the
campaign that was ?l,ln.|,y
filippoaed. "
Meantime Mcr?. Davis and
Coolldge have been getting the
usual good news" handed out by
aspiring politicians to the partv
standard bearers. Candidate, al
ways have to put up with this
Em ?.vls has been
(old that the Democrats will Car
ry Pennsylvania and Mr. Coolidge
a-*:- ??>?? the Repub
n !k ir'? '?rr)' ,h*" ?o|l<l
South. Hoth Mr. Davis and Mr
iJ5 -
mi 5? J5"?8? n"
tl..Mr "^"Une??" m,'|''
.mile. engagingly at the talk of
Pr,oph'i" ??* the
prophet.. Tha open season for
polltle.1 prognostication Jb5?, ||j
HUGHES SPEAKS
AT WESTMINISTER
Hcjiiicrs in Amily llrlwifii
Amrrica and Brit*
ain and < o-oprr;ilioii in
Hitrri?st of IVuco;
'London. July 21. ? Secretary
Hughes npeakiii:: nl the UrlriMii*
Ing ? \ ist*H fur lli" Aiii"i'irau
liar AraMciation at \Wstininsi? r
-Hall tuilay di clan d t li :i ? ll ? ? i-m?
erlcan delegates liad come to Kng
land h-Jololnj; in an amity which
had become a 11 v?d liahlt of two
|M'()|ilo8 I m i ? : 1 1 mi co-operation in
tin* illllTMKl ??f |M?aOl'.
"Of ;ill international contracts."
ho said. "none could ho happier
than this. We haw ti? political'
ends to wrvi1, I'm t?>
compose. no policies lo advance
except the hictiral of all. the pol
icy of understand!!!!; and good
will.
"The fact that wc arc hero in
more eloquent tlian anything we
can say. Hern we cmiif to tighten
the bonds *of friendship."
AltlEltlCA W INS
liO\IN<; CONTKST
Parin. July 21 ? The I'nitod
Stales won the boxing champion
?hip in the Olympic game* >v-t?T
day.
SI FFKHS llltOKF.N All M
Mr*. W. T. riiipp*. 20 JChrlng
liaus Ktreet, who hii lie red a hroki-n
arm Rever.il days ago Is gelling
along nicely.
COTTON un ites
taki: m<; ji mi*
New Yorl:. July -1. ? Cation
Jll 1.1 Jll'll ? I7-MTT1 t^cO ? m ? ? [nil ?!
lure mi the |?ii !il ii-li In:; ?f it -
(Jiivi-ri'iir iu for?-oast i.?i|.iv
Xi-w Orleans, J'ulv 2l.--Vo>?oii
fniuroN lifp- io<lay ro.ire.l -???
itoiiiis.
MAICTI \1. I.AW IN
tkiikk \\. ratsu
Teheran. Persia. July Jl Mar
IijiI lav.- wa:i y<>liTil.iy di'clan'il
here. Several hiisihm-ih in rn>ui<?'
1 1 ? ? ii with (In* ileal li of the Ani r
iran Vie?? Consul. Hubert lirtlirlo
have Im'i'u arresl?'?l.
iukmi. ok i\r.\\T
The burial of tin* infant danrh
t? r of Mr. a tul Mrs. J. S. Ilhulvs,
310 Cherry street, was <>oii(lu<'l<-<l
at Sakni Monday morning, at 1 1
ti'rlocli, The baby died Sunday
abiuit nne nVloek at ill - :i K?- (if
ihrn? ntuniliK.
ltKVIV.\l, ,\T i:i'\VO|{TII
II?>v. \V. T. rbip|>.4 will eomluc;
texivai sirvle?s ;:i K|iworth M?
Hi o.l M ctnirdi beginning ne::i
?untiuy night.
Thirst For Liquor May
Make O'Connor Confess
ltrf:i*iii<r Allip'd Hinulil Lriidrr's Plea for Srolcli !.?
Kxiiinplc ??f Kclinrd Third Drprn1 Methods Prac
ticed liy the Police of the I'iir West
By I#, c. OU'KV
(CtpyritM, I Ml. n, Tri? Ad?.im?j
San Francisco, July 21 Pollc*
"t liir<l doKn'P" method;*, nbcut
which tin- public hears much and
knows 1 it ( 1?*. are more r '-fined
these days than IImt used tn be ?
never the Iras lliry are still high
ly efficacious. San Francisco po
lice sleuths Just now arc utiliz
ing much more pollHhed methods
with Indications that they will
succeed in wringing a confession
of his alleged mlnd'-eds from hig
Hill O'Connor, the two-gun des
perado dc luxe bandit who in the
past year is credited with pullinc
ofT more than half a million dol
lars' worth of Pacific coast ban
ditries.
In O'Connor, tho police assort
they have the most daring, spec
tacular and clever hold-up artist
who ever operated in the Far
West, one whose exploits, they
declrtre, make the highwayman
feats of lliack Hart, the famous
bandit of California's gold rtinh
days, pale Into Insignificance.
O'Connor and Ills Rang of "Cali
fornia doylightcrs," they pay, oh
tained more loot in any one of
their many robberies than did
lliack ll.irt in all his lifi- of out
lawry.
Asserting that O'Connor Is a
bold, bnd bandit leader, however,
seems to be about as far as the
police are able to po yet. After
hunting him for months and Cap
turing him in a desperate gun
bat tie in which m<>r*? than \U0
shots were fired, It develops that
the- authorities have little or no
taiiKiblc evidence which connects
him with the many bold robberies
churned Rksinst him. Although
It is said he was wanted In sev
eral Eastern and Mid Western
cities for bold banditries similar
to those In California, he has no
police record.
Search of rogues' gallery rec
ords fails to *how that he ever
has been "mugged" or finger
printed in connection with any
past crime. Denplto their lack of
evld? nee, the police, however, are
morally certain III their own
minds that they have the arch
bandit of the country and that If
they can just compel him to
"talk" they will have no trouble
convicting him. And It is Indue
in. him to "loosen up" that Han
Franclnco sleuth* are dinctlni:
their reflncd third degree.
O'Connor. It develops since bis
arrest, was for many years a N? -
will not close until the ballots fly
with tho snows of early Norcr.>
vnil ii ?old minor. Also !.*? In a
victim of "mincra* cmiKti r,?i?t ion,"
n antic brurh pseudonym Tor or
dinary fuborculoaiM contracted In
d:i in |i underground worhiiu'i*. For
in : ?r?* than two year* O'Oonno.
him deix-nilrd nmro upon
Scotch whiskey than anything < !.-<?
to Rim p ii |> his physic;1. 1 and nieii
1i: I morale. Anil It is llirouuli
Scotch or lack of It tluil Mm police
hope to make him onnfcr.s. O'Con
nor now has been under arrevi
for more than a woe'k. HIh flrat
pica on h?-IiiK locked in n c? 1 1 and
iiln dally pica since has been for
a "drink of liquor." So far hi*
pica h:tH b? i n denied. Tin police
theory If that tillknntcly his
craving for drink will s? ovi
conic him that he will waken
an?l "eome through." Tin* prin
cipal tiling the pol Ice w.int from
j O'Connor I* to b? told the lildim
place of thousands of jlnliar*'
worth of loot which lie la alleged
to have obtained In his many rob
beries. As leader of the Ciillfor
nla dayljghtcrs. the police apisi i t
hl? share of such loot Ih approx
Imatcly $250,000. Most of thin, if
is bclicvefl, luis been cached in
boinc scen t hid Ins: place.
Tliut liia cravinui f ir Scotch .
may already have Induci d him to
"talk" a Utile olid that "refined"
third decree methods may he com
plotcly successful in tie- ??ml Is at
t? atcd by the fact that $.".7,000
worth nf jewelry alU-H^d -to-ha-va^
hern accreted by the tubercular
bandit already has bean fitovi i
ed. "Also attache* of the Jewelry
store which O'Connor Ih alleged
to have robin d. have ldcntlP**d
him by bin voice. To newspaper
reporters and detcct Ivea rillke, ,
however. O'Connor maintains h??
is not a bandit and that his name
In Itlley. not O'Connor, and that
the police "haven't fcot a thing"
on him.
ftcfusal to rive him Scotch,
however, may soon cause hlin to
weaken and eon fraii t<> anything
the police desire, he nays ")U*t
to Ret a drink."
I ..HH i i i n; is
ON TIIK WAKl'Aril
WlPhlkgtOII, July 21. Plan:
for wnRiiiK vlvoroiia battles In ev
ery state wefe discussed at a con
ference yonfrday between P-na
tor Urollettr, inde pendent car. -
dlcate for f'rc<<!dtint. nnd fl-nator
Wheeler, hla runnlnc mate, and
others. The discussion wan Ken
cral and ? no decisions wore
reached.
TRY THiS fN YOUR -TUB
NEXT SATURDAY NIGHT
lly .1. i\ liovrr
It? 4, Kt 4I?? All. ill.-. |
N? w V? ? ??*- # .l?:l\ 21. Siiturilay
iii?!:? in. iv. If in I \ ill.- ?:ul t?f lli-?
wi-i-m for l ira lis Inn to
a /air majority n si ill marks lli?>
rrrlvul ?f i:::li<-nal institution.
II-" >\:t *: ??!??> nKSit hall). Alturi
caua nr?* |!i?- iii'?,-4 l?*illi<d poopl.>
i:i !ll?* w rM. in *: c ? > accur
als siiif i. i :t" in >ri' of tliom
??'i lli? ir haihiiir. Saturday 11 i I
than at any other ti: h-.
Moro than TOO.moi now hath
lilli:; vr?'|-i' mail* la.-l jrar and ov
? r a million ar< > \:>< di (l to br
niai'iifari u?rd h? l'-:r. mxt Janu
ary. f?#r i !??? av?rau.? hath
in a lull hctWifii 10 and 00 r.al
loin* of wafer a:v i: . tlu' thh
of soap .mihIh lis. I liiv.h. Ami it
is at it ;? llruMl on Sat unlay nights.
Tliif i pi-fivi n hy ;>i-ciiruti> im-a*
un- of tii.- \va(?'i' iliawn from oily
mains ami tl?c t* ait] ii l?>i?n I amount
nf "as cotisuimd in tlx' riih-s to
h?:tl th.> vri t ? ? r to h>-iw? --n HO to
l.'jii d r?.s. If t ii ii-?-K front
two Id tlii rnhli* r.-. i of fcas to
raise a Kr.lloii i f umI* r Ion d< -
ur?'fi,
Th.- i"-r capita crnsumpth u of
Wi'li r in America n cilh ? is 200
tu ::oo per i-i iil than in
Ku !*<>]> -an rltli'M ami on Saturday
ni'.rhfs this |M>r(l(,nlup> is doubled
or ti'i'hh-ii. Tin* ordinary house
. Itohb-r in I lii< rnuntr-y ijw* ahoiii
T.r.uu r.;'il'-ns of wat? r a month.
Iti'pri'H' nialivr.* o.f tliu laiRt-Kr
snap producers in tliif country io>
si-rt thai rn rjr family ( avi-rnuliiJ-'
?1.1 porsijiiHj in th.? I'lilted Slates
c.mMitws at h ;..- t K0 pounds of
soap #|.iirinu llo- year and tin- con
sumption c<!i Saturday niulil is
? vni hlth'r than nr. wash days.
Ovi r 2,0(11,000.000 pounds of
r.:>an w? ve used in |hls country in
1 1: ? ? last year hy families which
at present prices means a hill for
clca nliuess of $250,000,000 tin
nitally. Tills fHiiiuati^ according
to Ii. I;. Di'iiprcr. sah\?< manai-cr
of tin* Prod or fr (Iambic. <t?iu
pariy. dees not include soap tin il
fur manufacturing purposes.
"In addition to home r.insunip
iiidus'rial and textile fh-ldnond
that consumed In hotels, office
h;iiMin'-'s. laundriir. public itir.ti
t ii s i* ? i.s and on transportation
lit"-1*. j'ddp anctlu r 500. 000. 000
pounds to consumption ami rai'is
lit >-ap hill of the Natirn to
l nun. 000.
Tic- advaurv in ti :* l>il *" "I I ?? ?'
? i .l ill jiiilii" ss' i.i imliainl In
Hi- ?!? uii.nl for laiv.- *?',/.< d rau? i
?'t toilet .<iki|? which iiMi.'lly alt
ii-. <| | ? i|- I ?;i f hiii- ]iim ;i::j? s. <"? li
j ?! in | .1 ion i I y> iii i ? in ri! i ii I I ? i ? i
( ?rv i " iii.w i!> :?ri\ :is i.i Ii a i ??
? ' - iiii.-s. ttlii-Vi" ! it luriin-iH
V...- ?>' I |?T Ctll SUia!l;-r. 'I'll i: H'JIS
iii l.ii:;' |i;i rl in (Ii*- fad I ha I
I : r i n i- i-i w?*r.* forim-iiy accus
t urn d i>- niaki' ili"ir hwh f-oa
" S I* -1*1 1> lli?' f.iiiai r ha*
In ? ii quick tn ii-.ili/i- thai 11 \v.i
i..i? iriMliiMiiM I In iii:i I. ?? his <i w ii
?..ki|?," s;r iii II. S. ISnilluli of (|u
I'hm lor * Catuhh C'utii|iaiiy r?
c ii 1 1 v . "Nnw. i?ii?- l?i improved
niaiiiif;iclin*i-il cond i? lops nssilr
i i" i:i k:i'i*iil?>r crotmmii'S a ml In l
1 i iinalil y. it is iinriiiHiiii.il in
'iinl a rural i!w< II. r wlm niaki
? '.>|i at lioiiii'."
Tim arl o| ?-.? 1 1 iiinl, inv. la an
? hi inn*. I in- II r:;l a m U-tiiic iii.-i?
ti->ii i'f which is ::iait.' in ih" writ
i' . - i*f I hi* i hl. r I *| i ti \ . %\ hi i ili> ii
?'? \. 1). I 'liny >?:-iii. '.nwi-vi r,
thai I ho iirndiicl. mail** from
oat*' tallow and w.imi j-shf? .
was lined hy I Iw <2auha- anil l.ii-r
Ml'lMf only 111 J;hv ;| |,.,1 I">|nr to
liiiir hair. Tin- Ii i k| m -ulion i>f
if a us" for iviiin\ in?: dirt from
I Iii- li'iil.v iiml riolhin-: wiu? lis tin*
: --croud cntury. Ii did iiot allai'i
ji'-m-ral iiw, linwrvi r.until nhoiif
laPO, .when I Ii4* snap Jmlin.tn
?:r?-w rapidly in f'as-t il?> and Mar
M'Hl.l'F, wIliTi' HOil|l W?:? Made III
ulivi' oil and !>??.
Tin* ititrndiirli4.li of slmw- r? iu
llii1 li-?i.i? s, which I*- n }-? In i n 'i
iiiarLi d feature nf new huildili;
conHlrucil-.Jii. has t? ndod to mil
Henri* tin- amount of wsiter uk?-iI
fur hathiim a.-, a tdiowi-r hath nui
i!tini"s |i h:i u-jiIi r than ?ni* taken
iu a tuh. It 1i;ih ;;!. ?) iitrrmiHi d
tin* d uiand for Kii.-i* mkiii o*
soaji. ulnce tiny :i i ? ? ? ash r to hold
and cf?viT tin ??ni ?'.:???? with lather
more quickly.
Hotel hn I Im j:r?' ii hi il I win* ar.
often hy Iran -i- lit >: nif-l k iih l?y
|i"rm:iai'Hl uu?Ktr.. i. cm id I.i n In
hold inannui ir. Thin would in
dicate thai I hi- dally h ilh Ih not
yet hy any iii-jiiik unlverxal in I hl.
coniilry. Investigation hIiows
(hal office i nqdoyi . w.y:h tin ii
hands p- ularlv i; I lunch I im ? till I
not an ri uiilarly at fh ? Mid ?>r the
day'i; work.
It 's Never Been Climbed
No niuft fvci f>n? rear hnl th* lummii 01 >1ou*.t G<attc I#? crt mnif^ movn
Uiiii in Iht CminilUh HwUirn It If* only If. CM f?*#t hlfih, tint hn? J?-fl?<?
ev?<ry mipmiA to uliuin it* ???nk. Now th* f?M ?? Win* l;y C O
Wiiton of Edmonton, Alberta. II D Oedde* of Toronto, und Vil E Plynn
of 81. Louis. They intend lo moke (our different immKi on the mountain
Some Pr/xi-ks a Torrado Phiyrji
Tlit'."* * I?'W ??! thf hrtikiKli *'unth :? t<un:i?lo i ? ? 1 1 u .t it? Auj^Ma l\u* Th- |>wiiu?> .1 i|.. ,
the K|>l.'*t-)>|?iil wnnuf it* Iron I 1 ?? Hi lit **t ..1 . k,- .1 IhkikI mm;,? orti-i , .|-iv . ?. t;(i?
the >nlt' i>l a btiiiw* Ai l? *< CH a |VV Murv ? ;4i.j -i|mi i|u**iii .tiiuutui,; ?\it|i ?m?- l l ? i?iu?-U. i_-mir
PLEAD GUILTY TO
KILLING FRANKS
Nullum l.ropoli!. Jr., ;iml
Kirliaril L???*l> llrclari*
Ncvspupri' Vi'ciililils SmIi
stnntiall) (lorrri'l.
.1!. T ..VI V: <
I'liiraui*. July 2 I The fiilo of
Valium 1.- ? >p<dd. Jr,. unit llh-liard
I Iiii I ?? ii'd tor kidn.inphiK ?ud
inn. t- r uf_l4 >*??:? r old_ Itoln-i I
'PVrrri ~ v^*:ij*~fri-:h,if " 1 ?riTSTr"4*iir 1 !it
i?? I'py of 1 !;?* coiirl."
This r. mliod fmni iii.- pl--a nf
ii i 1 1 \ in mui'i l?y ('hri'iiti! i)ar
i?*. rliirf conn .?'l !??r tin*
c| affirm. -il Hy itn-m "after tliev
li.nl 1)1 ii 4 1 1 1 ? v warn. il li\ 1 1 1 ? ?
?ouri nf i !i ? ? r.tti; rf this
'I ho il?t ri'i> of punish nn-nr.
*.\ |'*ii t| i,x..iv v.i f y fro m an lifde
I ?Tiuiirili' prison llmni-.lt
. l*??: - |m'U iIl. iiikiafs
iii?-.irei i-alion 'in an asylum. or
d?ath, v iM Ii. ? ? |< ?t f I'm i n< ? I al'l.-r
lli- It. afini: in NWihnsilav.
Kuli-rinu th." pl.\i i?f cuilly lo
-d.-iy I ?:irrnw s.iiil thai tin ? il'.f-'ii >e
:iilaiii!(i'il iIm* eorrei-tne** of 1he
l:itl ii Hsla ii I i j 1 1 y a> printed iti
I In- lleW ?papiTS."
I|i- a*ki'iJ ii 'i :ii: ? Ion, Imwi'Vcr,
"t?i offer i vl(|i'ii("o jis iii i hi* nii'.i
tal uiiiitl *i {.in of iln->< youii<: in ? 1 ii
.iiol tii - ir 4li!i;riH* of iv-' |toi!!? hit -
it v.",
.latljr" I'av.-rly lie n to
hi ar ?.u I'll ? v ???? h.un a* in
f.ri * a ml iMi'iii.il i <-.|ion...iu>:iy a ?
i hi- i uii si>l>>4 miyh: nvi-'h in jh>
sctit him for hi - ? i> f mil iiih
iu<; < i:oui) .VITI-:\I>?\<;
roi.H !?: < <?i icr m<ini? \ v
T?" ?K .Un. "'' '!?? ,
villi, ii r.*i -ii- ? " N'?
riKiil ?"f- ?'?? S:,J
nolny liitlH ' " "l- l,;,v"'
..j tin nniiity.
Marshall H- Join-n. raidiier <??
lit/' l-'lrat * < :ii/.iis Nalloiin'
I Sank. Iisol I??h l ord f on p
I nocked Into >plint? in on tin- lat
l. r rtir.d Wil li II- Im'o
liy Di'iini'! liiiMill. f'.riin rl> of ly
r. || 1 'on niy l?ni now of Sufo'iK
Mr I >11 vit 11 . KulnuHliii" '?? comi
Vo'ndiiy I- ? ??!??? "r r.ckl-.a
ilrlvlni:. m-ua I' I "III' a
nil- it . -M.lllll" ?l I" ! l>
(-,.ii it thai In had nuniil to Hilly
(??iin|n*nHjif ?' Mr. Jmii'ii f'-i il'1
ilama^o to hi.-: car.
|,i^li(i fin ni oh and J? rry Joim
r.nn. Ill'- I""-'' " r
MitlanlK t" ? i-'l-i""
.Irivlliv WruR ik ??'!' "" ? '-''l'
...| Ii". WlMXlllll- l"'"l. I''" I'
?. il|?ia nl m l l < ?'?!' ???" I'llllll* 'I II'
Ii|.i<|>.||t ? II 111 "I
"III. r 'ill-. I'liil 111- I-I'iirt
I" finil villi- r 'I- ' "'I '?'
lillv Tile nun- -villi IH-|. I f III?
W(. I ... 1 1 ? "f wlil'li *? I'1'"
II". Iiil.il. Ill-.t.'.-.l thai
nir \v;is hi rii'-li iimlilnlil|.? m
it was Iwart'd toward town, wntl'
I In- rnr iliivi-r l?>* ?? IM
li<>id?d lov'iird Woodvilli*. ?*?
rnod onward nfl. i tt??- IhmmH
for n dlnlitiifo of vbont I Oil f"?*t
mid w lit Into th.- illt Hi ??? tin*
ot lo r fd?lo of th -? road. Tin- n?
i ro's car wim tuni' d mnilil' t' l.v
??v?t and alni'iiit nnmnd liy tin
cnllhdon. ,,
In n. ni" of tin* acrid' Ufa, H up
pears, wa? nnyliody hurt.
Jon Ilrown. colored. wa-? finoii
% ] mid rorta for ;i?ih*.hiII with
d'-adly viapon on l*?i|lw Offlr? r
lfiirri.4 whon o\Wi,ii?*r wan
lironulit nut to I Hi* < ff"H that
It ii i w ii In ii dod III" car for tin
He- offlnr and tnrn'd on tin
inlro a a tf to run lilui down wlmii
Mr. Hnrrlu ord? ri d lilin ?" lu'H on
Soul II It ond Sir.- I Saturday nltttit
Tin- Statn fnlloil to i?ni!:? out a
imnlnat Ilrown for assault
with di-adlv wiapnn on nnollior
in t:ro win n two wilm-s-.Hin. Ju
Hum Itlddirk nnd Toniniv tJlov^r.
Indli rolori'd. v/lu? li:id l<?" n Fit"
poma.d l.v tin HI all*, fail* d to ap
|..ar. Th.. wlin?:v4.H
W?to fin -d IK. nod
Thrinm U. Il'imari. I ddU ilf.li
|,,| M||?m Riia^'l. Jr.. win- laxnl
with Hi*1 co.-dM for \iidatl<n <?f Hi"
<?1; v parHni-. ordlnanr.'i.
l!oFa HtntPii. rolnrrd. for rri nt
Inc a nulnarri.. tu'ir-tlv virlu'l. wnn
|< I off with a flno ?-f
r.iadv Whl?o fnd i ajn llarv. v.
r'dor.-d. K'?l %'? ?' u?l ??'?*?:* f"r I''
?1 ill " in I" n ifnni" ' f African ?wdf
Jan..- fl'anrlnr.l. in a Hi?ri'?.
of h|iiiiiI? n??ault, wan flin-il IT.
and ommIm.
Mlitth.'W f-'prulll. ridnrid. for
PManlt mi hla rlf<\ wn* iw nt to
tlir road 'i f"r nix inofthn.
It'll WW I tint" "I'd |Vir**v llar
r|}? wrr^ flin-d lr. and cmlr, for
h.dnc druait.
fsnniuol Itaimi. **o|or?'d. n t"1
|l^<?n?", w.nn |rt off Willi
III" CfflT
Saint nrtlton.' ch r? d. T"r op
' rali-f? n innlnr vi hlpt?* ?wlill'* un
rii r ll", l*?flnrnr?? '-f Ih'U'ir.
fin id 150 prd cr-i?ta. Halnt took
un "fipfd
T'|h*rt ffollv colofd *nl.rnltt*-d
in a #VnrK" 'f fnllur# t'? ol?grnri?
?i.?. sin"- rnllroad cmn*l"" ?i?n
In*, r.ni *s? I't f" ?'">
fori*.. . , _
Tin- crowd at Monday** "cwlon
of r< rord'-r'n ln< l:?d like the
day cf a ?r?*lnn < f Suf?"
r|o| r ? ? i ?" ? . ?" ???nv ? JJ
, ii i x . i-nltil' 't . ?*" ' lallv
, ? rnr^- Hilt- '!'?? ri nrtri* m.
fl, . ?. . f r.>.| I. ii.lv'n-f I'" !
,r .'.Mint ?iti. 1
nn?l^ up an u?u:iu?ll|r nonMllonol
docket. ?
I l ls IIKI'O Hi l l)
AT KI.1IS ISLAND
N. Yolk. J"'* -1 , \'V
,1 I'H M". Art:- mill li. :n>
j 1 ? ""'v
n,i..l II... Hem.-'' ? VT'Tht
. , -nil) l?.i I.I I." I II.. 11.1" 1- ? 1 '"1
v w.-r- ??
trail".. mill.-.t i'i- ? "I-" " ? f"
rlvtil Ai-m iiiIi.si >>? Hi?
..olllid tl.nl II.. ir
? liisllffU-i.-llllV I1"?
w. r.- uril. r.-'l "''I ?"
HON DISOW NS IN
t;l KIM Tl < K ND
Vi'n'iri-iil ui T.".M>"n
I , .ii.l.l. .. .I III ' "".'ll
INiilK CIlllM'll
7n.v-.IIh li.lm. -???' v si I'l"
,.?roll l* SaWJ.r. II" l-?-"?
l'idl.1 ,1.1.1 lad
dn.v.ii.-d III riiriliwri . .mnd
TI.iiikiIiiv - ??'
I'l >??:?> ii<i.-i i..?'II I" ?
nilj.'lliln: "I"' I'"'"' ''"j1"
,, i i-ii'irrti f..ll..?l?r
?,-l;vii-. ? 11. Urn clmrrli; 1.<-V7
rlii.rl. ?? A 1 1 1. Ill' Vinnl. -i ni.-ill-n.
lit.- ii. ? i??l-ir I I'"1
i-mIiii i i.i it.; ii. -M- f""": r'}
,1,-1,11 in I-..I I- UI.-III ^ I" 'III" .
Tin- lad W'lil I" hathltu:
hi-. I.rolh.r. M.Hiii. I"> V'.-"' "Id.
at "t II" l'"?. ll-; ? """
laliillliKK. km'"" i,s " . ,'f
yuaii.-r lan.llii u. n-ar
r.i?? Tli ii i !*?li?y nft? ri?o??n. aoomi
(ii yard* I mm th.- b"?l ls
a ?h?al iiiut'li ri..,u. i.i.iM.> oath
In 1,-1 1 1 i. - \ I'll ll . "f i.JI l l.?*n.
iiiomIIv > .HI Ii -I - 1 -? ?"?" '"'"j1",?
Hi. i. *1" 1 1 1 1 1 ill.. nil.' ill'' I**"
liioimlii i" kwiiii lit rim i-li
,l.., l? i w i.l- i II" i-lu'll di;iluiiw
I.. Hi. I.IIIIV . II 'I N' ' '75
.?.mill nwlm ?. I", 'i"'1 r""1,d
und.-rl :iK.- Willi ? a MWlm
i |l:, l .iit.lt.il.-. Tli- \??nnii. r I. ro
Ht, i, wlni. irarnln I" *?">? "lily
,1,1* xii in Iii.il "I "V1"
Mr.-lrh "I il.-.-|i.T wnl.i ?v.r to
II. it. shoal Hovv. v. i-. to imiko
titii-i- hi* youiit. r liri.lli.-i- roiild
i?l,?nl. M.-lvlii. ii..- .Od
er. n.-rnr.-.l for him ii tamll.
tool [.Ian!, lo aid lilnl.
Wli. il Hi- Ui??Ii-r i ? arliod
III.- Shoal. Ill" yolii.K-r wan only
I, all way Hill" ami liad 1. 1 u.i of
Hi.- plank. ??-i":;11 "?'?
" *Tn* ' 1*1111 villi inaU?" ? ? ahu
,l?. i-.i.lv .-III." "N"' l,"r'
inn ?'?" V!""R..
Id- did lil:' l>i-J*t. wa" to
i-.-a. h 11"- d in wi.ln- I??l 1,1 'I"" '"
l, -In. Wii.-n. a I'111" l"l, r'. "J,
I, ,nly was tiTov.-i.il l? Noirii. II.
Matvy.-r, an ..... I- ?"
lail. it COIlId ll"t *?*" rfiitlKCll.lMMl.
ll tliollitl.l III" I."V- will. wan
t.tihj.-pl t" "w.-iil. *l>"l ?? w"n
? . - i /" 1 - . 1 will, a atldd.-n Hint*.. In
Hi., wul.-r, and I hurt w.-til down.
OIII.TK art iBlfnt In III" K-nrrh
[in 111" In"! v w.-r.-: Iliouiaa H.
Saw.... and T. I! ???""?. Jr
IMn... ii Calloi. and J-rdon ..now.
Tn ita roil C. Mawy. r i-nil hla
Urolh.-r. M.-Ivln, I, . IV" mad- Ilielr
I,. .11..- with Mia. Sal.. I iivii". n. 'Ir
vr?.id.i...tl.. r l..-r.-. Hi" r l'-"-"!;.
Mr. and Mm Nallian Ii
liavinu H l?*?l h'iiid- y?'Jivs ?U". I re
varo:? wa? a ini in?)?*r nf Hi" 1 "V"
illn Point Ha |itla*l rimrrli.
I KDKIIAI. TKOOI'S
IN NKW POSITIONS
Waalilnision. July '-1 Now and
?dvan..-.l Iio.lllnni <????,
luk.-n liy Hi" ilraxll f"il..ral
I too I". oiii-rnliiiK aln.nl Sao IMulo,
??-.ordlni! I" a loniiniinlilt." i?i???
y. Hicrday liy Hi"
han^y.
CO'ITON l OHKCAST
IS MUCH I.OWKR
WiihliiKlon. July 21. A ?l?
cri'axe of 2 Hi, 000 lialos in Ihu rot
ton rro|i an roiu;>an<l with that
iiitulc Ihron wi-i'ks :iro wan fora
< ii Ml lo'?lay In lh#? f Ir wnil moilt'/f*
ly r?'i?ori of lli<> Heparin*.#:!**, of
AKrU'iillurn, wiih-li jila.'O iho
f r??y? ni 1 1.1.14.000 o(|iilvaln?t of
J?oo |ioiin<l Uab. i.
'I'bc fornraHt wiii lia a ; or. i!it*
lotiillllon of (lie crop on .Inly iri
which wan fis.,% per n-ni of nor
ma I. Tho ronditii.i *.* I lie Vir
ginia crop Ik fi 4 antl i!. North
Carol in ii f?fi.
i;?AIN COMI'ANIKS
ANXIOI S TO SKI.f.
MlnioJipollH, .Inly 21 Thirty
?i|\ y.ralti roni|?!inh'H *\\ llo- Norlh
W?*rt l*nlav <?f f?-r?'?l to **? 1 1 111*!*
cilln* liolrliuKa lnrlii<lluft ',062
bounty elevator* to ( !i?- Arm-rican
ratm Mux nil.
I'lVK COArttfiS
i.kwt: i iii; tk\ck
I>uiIk<- rity. KariMM. July 21.?
Tho Sanla Ki- paHKonivr train
Nutnhor rou i. <an*'t IkiuHiI, wn? to*
day wrfcknl n-rr Iloh-onih. ton
mlh>-. w?^l ? f h' r'', iirrorilinn to
woril r?Ti*lv<d at lh?' division offl
n-'i of the railway. Kiv<- r<ia^hi?9
nr?? ropfirt??d lo have left tho
track.
niiKis \f \ i:m I
N? w York. July ?l Hoot cot
ton rloHi'd ntondv. MiddllnK 23.40,
fed advanr" of pnlnio, PH.
fire-, r'^fllna hlil, Jo'v
Orl 27.it*. H,r. 2i'.. 4S. Jan 2? 44.
March 2* fit.
Mn J. W. I>'?vl? ret u i mil hoQM '
Friday from Durham x.itere ihe
baa baon vlaltlng friend i.
FIVE HORSES ARE
LOST IN FUMES
Four C.ity < art* ami Three
Wutson* Burned, and
j Total I l?? <??*> ***"
.Sii.OlN) and $5,000
j Five of the six city liotjwe l?
?tull? in the ei-mral frame build
in ^ Jn?t bark "1 the headquarter*
of the KII/.iIh- tli Oty Kir* l>epgrt
moni. w? f buried death In a
Ore SuUuila:- i* which- -to
"*7ow "in ir.ni.-: lit an one half
an hour had r- dnced ?!??? build tog
to cliai i ? <1 sk.btoa "f timbers.
'The Lwo atljuix-ul Jiume ?true-?*
Mure* ??? ? :?oU ?M*' ,,r ,,,,, rent*ttl
building rail, in from heat or lly
I iik limb, i M.ark . but Ituse were
|H Tli*' nii>' horse in 'he building
mvchI broke out of th- stall ??d
oacaped. but not unfit he bad
b?*on severely burned. bealdee
-t?krt?Mnr- bruls.es and cull tt
i ma k i II v bis escape. This animal
Ih now at tin- s'.tablrs of Dr. Vic
tor l-'lnek. v. l. rlnnilan. and,
though i?- i* 01,1 wf dan5*r;
1 Ui lii iLpMoriiUlU wue???v4og an<*-4l
Ih believed i hut lie ran bo saved.
l\yir r It y earls and throe wag
oiih were alao destroyed by -the
Are t < writ as nil of lb.- feed end
i (tio tools of the street I'l^anlnij u?*
i uart ni< in which wero housed ..to
the bulldln. Tbo lloar tractor
used by ih?- city to i>ull the street
#;radoj- w:<iu abi housed In ttto
i bulldln'.:. but. an It is of steel $oir
h( ruction jirartlrally throughout,
lit la not bi li* ved to ho a complete
l ? The total loss to the city la ea
1 tiniatod at hel'Veiui $3,000 and
l$G,000. which in partially covered
by insurance.
Tbo" origin of the Are In not
known. Drivers of the RtrMt
carta wore nit Saturday night un-*
til about 10 o'clock. cleaning u&
the streets after busltieaa hourf.
which bus boon a Saturday night
custom b. re for many yeara. fltftl
lnuded with- trash and paper froin
tbo at roots, these carts were left
In the building Saturday night on
? the opposite aide from the horaee
stalls. Tills was about 25 mlp
utea prior to the time that the
alarm was turned In, and, an the
blaao was Ural seen on the side or
tlie building where the carts were
bourn >1 It Is thought not Improb
able that the fir? might hate
caught from a burning cigarette
butt picked up with other trash
from the at reel , Color l? added
to the theory by the fact that at
leant "onre within recent yeara a
load on one of the street carta
caught llrl* on the r.Sreet In broad
daylight. Hinoklng by city em
ployes In the building 1? strictly
prohibited. '
The Are was discovered 07
George Koch, a member ?f the
fire department and a driver of
one of tin Ore trucks. He Imme
diately turned in the alarm and
i drove his truck lack to the burn
llng building. He succeeded In
{breaking open the front door or
the stable nnd was making an ef
fort to open the first stall when
' smoke and beat drove him from
the building, which was burning
like a tinder box. #i
"When I got to the building.'
any Mr Koch, "the fire had atart
ed near the front of the stable on
thv '*?viS
the flrnl Mall >l""r- ">? n"- h?
J.in.t.' *1 aero... tl?" lofl R'm O
rapidly ,< If "'<? timber. hai
bwn ?..i.k"d In ?a?ollne.
The building has been In use
for a p? rlod of about 1 1 yeare
and ..II la,. I w-"k ""V
nuratlv.lv imlt* rain. the roj*
H??.ir|lnv fwnlim l? InK PfobaW
(he dTiHit. Mt th.y l.av ba-? """
Had f|hr wind br<n ? '''"JlifJI
Saturday nlnhl. < >1*
the nr.. (..??' r.l It." r".ld'nce. en
Matthew. Mr. ?!. ' l"'r" l? ??'? '
.Inn t.f.w far the name. """'"J
hare mtr.-ad, n. the d.-p?rtm?Bt
wa. I . .1 .1 1 1 " ' 1 'I In ll11 W"r Tth
low W.it. r prr.H.ire to atart with,
and ItiA. t.y Hie lar?e numh?r of
ntitoinol.llei. that. a? ?<*i>n " ???
.alarm am.n.l.d. ru.hed to W
ae.-ne awl i.ark.d adjaoant l? '"
huttdlnu Hard work.
kept Ih. tli iron. "IT"*'!!"*
Immediate
b.illdli.vH and chucked nr.' In thoaa
,tr.lrt..r.? before aerloua d?m"?
??>? done. A" '"r | rd.r .
h.llldln . there was hardljr ?
Chu.,. I > ?ave It afertja ?j?
was dlucoverod ao rapidly did tnu
;flam<s upread.
nm.8EVEN ARE
DROWNED AT SEA
TokK July Si. h^lfty-Mvea
persona were drowned whes the
N'lp/on Tuson Kalsha freight lftal
syama Maru ftiundcred eg OotO
inland aear Ryitshrt on U,
see ? rdlng 1* a ?M?ort r*oe#ved
hore fu Any from the Kobe often
of the eompaay. Th^ rrr4gHter
was an old veas.-l without a radio
and carried m pas.iongers.
Ft NKItM. MftM. IIANKH
Thn funeral n' Mrs. Jot llaaks
a ho dlr d at her homo at Salens
Krldfcy r.lghf was conducted ?!
the homo funds' aft^rnooii at
Uhree o'clock by Rev K. T. 9aw
y or end ihtormeat mads near the
hpme. Mrs. Rank* waa ?o yeare
[old nnd Is snrvlved by her hue
band and a son sad a daughter.